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- djadhavRegular Contributor
You can check the 'checked' property as shown here.
- m_essaidValued Contributor
hi,
don't you have a cbChecked property ?
or if you use the mapped name of your checkbox, something like that :
if not (mycheckboxmappedname.checked) then
mycheckboxmappedname.Click()
- RashmiBurgulNew Contributor
Thank you for replying my query.
For the check Boxes in our application there is no such property as "Checked" or "cbChecked".
Also I dont want to click on it , I just want to validate the state of the checkbox : whether it is checked or not.
Thank You.
- NisHeraValued Contributor
what type of appliction you have?
in all applications in present days, a check box have value representing True or False
it may be cbChecked /cbUnchecked or something else.
may be you can not find it ..please go to object browser and carefully check what dose it have
or may be TC can not access this property ...hv u compiled application as per this ?
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